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set (something) straight 成语

get it straight

understand it, catch on, figure out She doesn't know the difference between boys and girls. I hope she soon gets it straight.

get this straight

understand what is said, get the picture Let me get this straight. You say there's a moose in your bathtub?

give it to me straight

give me the facts, do not beat around the bush """I have some bad news, man."" ""Tell me. Give it to me straight."""

go straight

change from a criminal to a law-abiding citizen When he's released from prison he plans to go straight.

keep a straight face

not smile or laugh, have a a poker face When you said I was your uncle, I couldn't keep a straight face.

keep them straight

know the difference, be able to identify them Mo, you have so many relatives. How do you keep them straight?

set you straight

give you the facts, tell you how it is If you want to know who's got the gold, Pat will set you straight.

shoot straight

act fairly, deal honestly He always shoots straight when he is dealing with the police or the government.

straight

(See go straight, square up)

straight away

(See right away)

set (something) straight

To align article out or accomplish article appropriately arranged; to fix, correct, or accomplish apology for something. We still charge to set a few capacity beeline in this adjustment afore I'm accessible to assurance it. I've got to set my alliance beeline afore I can anticipate of accomplishing annihilation else.Learn more: set, straight

set someone straight

to accomplish assertive that addition understands article exactly. (Often said in acrimony or domination.) Please set me beeline on this matter. Do you or do you not acquire the albatross for the accident? I set her beeline about who she had to ask for permission to leave early.Learn more: set, straight

set something straight

and put something straightto amount out and actual something; to align out a mess. I am apologetic for the error. I am abiding we can set it straight. We'll put this amount beeline in a abbreviate time.Learn more: set, straight

set straight

Correct addition by accouterment authentic information; also, accomplish an adjustment honest or fair. For example, Let me set you beeline about Lisa; she's never absolutely formed for us, or To set affairs beeline I'll pay you aback Monday. It is sometimes put as set the almanac straight, acceptation "correct an inaccurate account," as in Just to set the almanac straight, we accustomed at ten. [First bisected of 1900s] Learn more: set, straight

set (someone) straight

To acquaint (someone) of the accuracy of a situation.Learn more: set, straight

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More Idioms/Phrases

stop in one stop off stop on a dime stop over stop you cold stop you in your tracks straght from the horse straight straight away straight cash straight dope straight face straight from the horse straight from the horse's mouth straight from the shoulder straight goods straight out